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Business, 08.10.2019 18:00 josmanu235

Baxter company's worksheet has the following balances: income statement columns, debit of $37,000 and credit of $49,000 and balance sheet columns, debit of $ 85,000 and credit of $73,000. net income or net loss for the period is: a. not determinable from the informationb. $49,000 net incomec. $12,000 net incomed. $12,000 net loss

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